GLEE!: The Official Love Thread. — Page 7

JLY was more entertaining in this than he was in Jersey Boys.

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Thanks for clearing up my confusion, bdwaygirl. I was pretty sure I would have noticed Cheyenne Jackson if he were really in the episode!

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Did it bug anyone else that A Cafella was NOT singing a capella?

***Spoiler alert***

I know that future episodes are already in the can, but the writing of this show has got to get better.

Matt Morrison's character has ditched the Glee Club for the second time (first time in pilot) and this is only the third episode. Any future attempts of him ditching the club will make him look like a huge quitter.

I understand that the Acafella group was created to give Matt more singing time, but it's really a bad idea. It takes away from the importance of the Glee Club.

Obviously the black girl's love storyline was written for her to sing a song rather than coming out of the truth of the character.

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Call it my Pollyanna complex, but I just flat out enjoy this show and smile for the hour it's on. I don't take it too seriously. The tone is very tongue in cheek and that's part of its charm.

This show is really entertaining me. I know the writing is lacking, but I just don't care. After a long hard day at work to come home, plop down on the couch and have a show keep my interest and entertain me then all is good in the my world.

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Glee pulled in 6.642 million viewers 3.1/8 with adults 18-49 and a 3.5/10 with adults 18-34, and a whopping 5.0/14 women 18-34!

http://tvbythenumbers.com/2009/09/17/tv-ratings-agt-finale-leno-glee-and-the-beautiful-life/27454

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I think I am in the small minority that kinda thinks Will didn't exactly read into the whole Emma thing as a relationship or going there. It is obvious the whole time that he IS in love with his wife, even if he doesn't understand her more recent behavior. I always took it as more of the "work wife" relationship bond that forms in work places all over. You bond with someone and when at work they fill that void but the doesn't mean you will cheat on your wife or anything. There is an obvious attraction but that is human.

I dunno, I don't think i am explaining it right but I just read a whole article the other day on the "work wife/husband" trend and to me it fits more in that mold.

Many many reviewers of the show last night have pointed out the whole abandoning Glee club again thing as a trend they didnt like.

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Absolutely loved the preview a couple of months ago, missed last week's episode, and was really disappointed with Wednesday's show.

All the characters are worn-to-the-stump cliches, I could predict each moment before it happened, and when it delves into open-hearted sincerity ("I'm....gay") it rather resembles an afterschool special.

I'll give it another episode, but the last show didn't do it for me.

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Would any Puck fans be interested in seeing Mark Salling shirtless?

With one nipple ring.
Socialite Life: MARK SALLING GOES SHIRTLESS ON GLEE

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"I could predict each moment before it happened, and when it delves into open-hearted sincerity ("I'm....gay") it rather resembles an afterschool special."

I think they even used the same lockers that were used in ABC's very special episode of "Justin's Special Love".

Why do all emotional scenes have to take place at lockers with empty hallways? Can't you tell me on a Sunday, please?

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Is the Puck chacterr on the show supposed to be 18 or was the show tittering at statutory rape? Will Matt Morrison's character do a cheerleader next week?

And there was the male teacher coming on to his male student in the first episode, but that was played for creepiness.

Something is really wrong with this show.